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Hey, I'm
Ryan.
I turn complex product problems into clear, lively web experiences.
Frontend engineer working with React, Next.js, and TypeScript.
Where the details come together
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Interaction
Make it feel right.03
Motion
Give it a pulse.Built with care for the detailsScroll to explore
02 / Selected workSystems / Motion / Storytelling
From idea to interface
Things I’ve made.
Different problems, same instinct: make the complicated feel clear and the everyday feel a little more alive.
Product systems
Data Flow Prime
A lot of information. A clearer way through.
Enterprise analytics dashboard with improved UX, persistent widgets, and local backend APIs using Next.js + Prisma.
Motion & storytelling
GSAP Cocktails
An interface you can feel before you read.
Immersive product storytelling experience using GSAP-driven motion and modern frontend composition.
Editorial experience
Storyweave Career Flow
A career path told as a story, not a list.
Career portfolio narrative redesigned from generic timeline into clearer role-ownership and impact storytelling.
More ideas are out thereBrowse all 15 projects
03 / A little about meCuriosity first
behind the browser
Good work starts with being curious.
I'm Ryan, a frontend engineer who likes the messy middle: making complex product flows feel clear, finding the small interaction that makes a screen click, and building it so the next engineer can keep going.
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Find the shape.
I untangle the flow until the next step is obvious, especially when the product itself is complex.
02
Give it a pulse.
I explore UI direction visually, build the responsive version, then tune motion and feedback in the browser.
03
Make it last.
I review the implementation, test tricky states, and keep the React and TypeScript code clear for the next engineer.
Selected experience / field notes
Where the work got interesting.
Different products, different constraints. Here are a few of the problems I've spent real time inside.
2026 / now
Alpha Red Group
Frontend EngineerI build AI Hiring and permission-aware Portal workflows, plus Hotel Price Intel interfaces for room-type comparison and date-scoped rates.
2023 / 2025
HyperBeam
Frontend EngineerI led a legacy comics platform’s move to Next.js and worked on live auctions, search, price charts, and subscription flows alongside a backend engineer.
2019 / 2022
by.U · Telkomsel
Lead Frontend Engineer at AlephI led the web app’s move from React inside Drupal to standalone Next.js, and built payment and shipping flows with real service and regional rules.
2018 / 2019
Honda CMS
Frontend Engineer at AlephI built recursive React tables so CMS modules could define headers and mappings once, instead of rebuilding similar CRUD screens each time.
04 / The next thingLet's talk
Have something
worth making?
Tell me what you're working on. I'd like to hear what makes it interesting.
ryanyohenry@gmail.comRyan Henry · Frontend engineerBack to top